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starlink internet prices spark outrage in Senegal Starlink’s newly announced pricing structure for Senegal has ignited fierce debate, with consumers and industry observers questioning the fairness of the rates. The

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On the morning of Monday, May 18, a drone operated by the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) tragically targeted a vehicle belonging to the GATIA, an armed movement known for its

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In a vibrant celebration marking International Museum Day, the Cultural Heritage House of Chad, under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourist Development, Culture and Handicrafts, proudly hosted the very

Senegal’s recently enacted anti-homosexuality law, which significantly stiffens penalties for “unnatural acts,” is already manifesting its initial legal consequences amidst widespread controversy. In the six weeks following its promulgation, over

Abidjan hosts landmark African data protection conference The ninth edition of the African Network of Personal Data Protection Authorities (RAPDP) conference kicked off in Abidjan on Monday, May 18, 2026,